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First Child	To Gen. J. J. Hardin.
Selection of Congressional Candidates	To _________ Williams,
Abolition Movement	Request for Political Support
To John Bennett.	To N. J. Rockwell.
To James Berdan.	To James Berdan.
Verses Written by Lincoln After a Visit to His Old Home in Indiana-(A Fragment).	Second Child
To Morris and Brown	To William H. Herndon
To William H. Herndon.	Resolutions in the United States House of Representatives, December 22, 1847
Remarks in the United States House of Representatives, January 5, 1848.	Desire for Second Term in Congress to William H. Herndon.
Speech on Declaration of War on Mexico	Report in the House of Representatives
To William H. Herndon--Legal Work	Regarding Speech on Mexican War
To William H. Herndon.	On the Mexican War
Report in the House of Representatives, March 9, 1848.	Report in the House of Representatives, March 9, 1848.
To Archibald Williams.	Remarks in the House of REpresentatives, May 11, 1848.
On Taylor's Nomination	Defense of Mexican War Position
On Zachary Taylor Nomination	Speech in the House of Representatives, June 20, 1848.
Opportunities for Young Politicians	Salary of Judge in Western Virginia
National Bank	Young v.s. Old--Political Jealousy
General Taylor and the Veto	Speech Delivered at Worcester, Mass., on Sept. 12, 1848.
His Father's Request for Money	Bill to Abolish Slavery in the District of Columbia
Bill Granting Lands to the States to Make Railways and Canals	On Federal Political Appointments
More Political Patronage Requests	To the Secretary of the Interior
To the Secretary of the Interior.	To the Postmaster-General.
To the Secretary of the Interior.	To the Secretary of the Interior.
To J. Gillespie.	Request for General Land-Office Appointment
Request for a Patent	To the Secretary of Interior.
To W. H. Herndon.	To J. Gillespie.
Resolutions of Sympathy with the Cause of Hungarian Freedom, September [12??], 1849.	To Dr. William Fithian.
Springfield, Dec. 15, 1849.	Resolutions on the Death of Judge Nathaniel Pope.
Notes for Law Lecture	Letters to Family Members
To C. Hoyt.	To John D. Johnston.
Petition on Behalf of One Joshua Gipson	To J. D. Johnston.
To J. D. Johnston.	Nov. 4, 1851
To John D. Johnston.	To John D. Johnston.
Eulogy on Henry Clay, Delivered in the State House at Springfield, Illinois, July 16, 1852.	Challenged Voters
Legal Office Work	To O. L. Davis.
Nebraska Measure	To A. B. Moreau.
Reply to Senator Douglas--Peoria Speech	Request for Senate Support
To T. J. Henderson.	To J. Gillespie.
Political References	To T. J. Henderson.
Loss of Primary for Senator	Return to Law Profession
To O. H. Browning.	To H. C. Whitney.
Response to a Pro-Slavery Friend	Request for a Railway Pass
Speech Delivered Before the First Republican State Convention of Illinois, Held at Bloomington, on May 29, 1856.	Political Correspondence
On Out-of-State Campaigners	Republican Campaign Speech
On the Danger of Third-Parties	To Jesse K. Dubois.
To Harrison Maltby.	To Dr. R. Boal.
To Henry O'Conner, Muscatine, Iowa.	After the Democratic Victory of Buchanan
To Dr. R. Boal.	To John E. Rosette. Private.
Response to a Douglas Speech	To William Grimes.
Argument in the Rock Island Bridge Case.	To Jesse K. Dubois.
To Joseph Gillespie.	To J. Gillespie.
To H. C. Whitney.	Another Political Patronage Reference
Political Communication	Brief Autobiography